Broken leg cannot slow Tim Elmore skydiving comeback
Tim Goober Elmore, 501 W he keeps active after a June 1 skydiving accident at Chanute airport left a broken left leg and a bent ankle. The 25 year old weighs about 220 pounds and plans a water jump once the cast allows. Club president Bill McCann assisted at the crash site and Elmore plans to resume meetings and jumps while seeking safe water landing sites.
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Tim ‘Goober
Elmore
501
Ist
Chanute
Eagles
Bill McCann
McCann
Old man's dream yields buried treasure in Lincoln County pasture
Donald Kerr now an antique dealer recalls burying a can with Indian head pennies an 1898 coin a half dollar a quarter a pipe knife and mirrors with his brothers 40 years ago in a Lincoln County pasture. His grandson Don Fate 12 helped locate the cache after a dream led Kerr and friends to a landmark and rock pile during a campout with a metal detector.
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Concordia
HNS
Fate
Donald Kerr
Lincoln
Don Fate
Mary
Claude
Melvin
Kerr
Don
Utah
Duane Chartiers
Lake Wilson
Honeymoon in burial grounds joins Diane Good and Micheal Bahm
Diane Louise Good daughter of Dr and Mrs Richard W Good and Micheal Austin Bahm son of Mr and Mrs Herbert P Bahm wed at First Presbyterian Church on June 5 The service was led by Rev Carl B Orr and Rev Otto F Artopoeus The couple exchanged gold bands crafted by the bride s father The bride a 1971 Chanute High School and 1976 Wichita State University graduate will honeymoon at Cahokia Mounds near St Louis and plan to study archaeology at Wichita State University while residing in Maize
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Diane Louise Good
Richard W. Good
E. 9Th
Micheal Austin Bahm
Herbert P. Bahm
Wichita
First Presbyterian Church
Carl B. Orr
Otto F. Artopoeus
Fort Thomas
Ken
Chanute High School
Wichita State University
Cahokia Mounds
St. Louis
Maize
Wichita State
Local church women groups hold meetings and lessons
Otterbein United Methodist Church women gathered at Mary Etta Taylor's home to discuss We're Never Alone by Eileen Burger and the faith theme God is always with us. Big Creek UMW met at Emily Elliott's home with Esther Reinhardt presenting Women Around the World. The next gathering will be August 11 at Marge Grady's home. First Church of God Women met at the church with Betty Rankin leading The Power of Persons and a self potential test. A gift of money and linen will be sent to the Church of God International Committee for missionaries.
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Rebekah
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Mary Etta Taylor
Catherine Hett
Eileen Burger
God
Big Creek
First
Church of God Women of the
Church of God
Betty Rankin
Church of God International Committee
New Citizens Born to Local Families This Week
Julia Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mark Witten of 409 N Washington, born June 4. Megan Elizabeth, daughter of Lt Harry and Kelly Guy of 3517 Navajo North Highlands Calif, born Tuesday. Grandparents Adah Kern and Mr and Mrs William Guy noted. Kurt Alan, son of Ronald Umbarger R 4, born June 2. David Lee, son of Bill McMillen R 1, born May 21.
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Julia Ann
Mark Witten
Washington
Megan Elizabeth
Harry and Kelly Guy
Navajo
North Highlands
Calif
Adah Kern
W. Main
William Guy
S. Larson
Kurt Alan
Ronald Umbarger
David Lee
Bill McMillen
Weatherford honors Mary Martin with Peter Pan statue
Weatherford Texas plans a Fourth of July tribute to Mary Martin, birthplace of the actress. A life size bronze statue of Martin in her Peter Pan role will be dedicated during the bicentennial celebration at the new civic center complex. Mary Martin says she is honored though joking she is being poured in bronze for the pigeons.
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Weatherford
Tex
UPI
Texas
Mary Martin
Peter Pan
Parker County
Carlos Hartnett
Mary
Civic Center
West
New York
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Michele Creiger and
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Kentucky
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Micheal Bahm
Johnson
Helen
Wal-Mart Discount Cit
US Times
Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart Discount City
Hans Power
National mm Bank
SAT. & Sun
Shaw Road
Farberware
Brenda Steele
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